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Which mid range graphics card can I use with my old graphics

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May 5, 2014 8:21:28 PM

My computer configuration is as followed

Processor: AMD FX 8350
Ram : 24 GB
Current Graphics Card: EVGA Ge Force 8400 GS

I have a little knowledge about graphics card as I am not a gamer. For work reason I need a mid range graphics card with a budget 100-150 USD. I would be glad to learn about if I can add a graphics card with the older one and there are so many graphics card with this price range so what should I would be looking for. I am hoping all the expert members in this forum will help me and guide me to find me a graphics card with my current PC configuration. I bought the current graphics card just a month ago without understanding I need a slightly better one than this one and I don't want to throw it away as it will be a waste of money.

An advance thanks to everyone for taking their precious time and reply me.

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a b U Graphics card
May 5, 2014 9:12:58 PM

That'll be a GTX 750 Ti for that budget.
But your CPU is worth getting a GTX 760 or 770.
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a c 429 U Graphics card
May 5, 2014 9:16:40 PM

750/750TI would be a good entry point
A 7750 for a bit less, or even the r7 240. Just comes down to how much you wish to spend really.

Since you dont want to game, all of these will be an upgrade.
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a b U Graphics card
May 5, 2014 9:23:29 PM

As noted by the previous poster, the 750 Ti is probably our best bet, though it may be a few bucks over $150. Without knowing anything about your PSU, the 750 Ti is a safe bet as it doesn't require an auxiliary connector (and is almost certainly the best GPU that doesn't require one).

Sadly, there's not really much you can do with the other card. With a few exceptions, none of which are relevant here, you have to SLI with the same series and the 8400 GS is so weak at this point that it's not really worthwhile - even assuming you could SLI it with a modern GPU, it would be so slow as to cripple most of the value of the modern GPU.
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June 4, 2014 1:35:31 AM

try to return ur old card if possible or exchange it after chking the below articel for ur price range.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-car...
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a b U Graphics card
June 9, 2014 4:28:53 PM

For $150, I recommend the GTX 750 Ti.
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